Building Abundant Cash Flow and a Lasting Legacy with Shared Housing

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🗓️ 17 March 2025

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

There are plenty of ‘mainstream’ ways to invest in real estate … But sometimes the most rewarding—and lucrative—opportunities come from thinking outside the box! For Frank & Sherri Candelario, shared housing wasn’t just an investment strategy. It was a solution they needed in their own lives. That experience opened their eyes to an incredible real estate opportunity. By applying their unique approach to single-family home investing, they have unlocked a niche that delivers tremendous cash flow while making a real impact. In this episode, they join Robert to explore the mechanics of shared housing, the growing demand behind it, and how investors can create abundant cash flow and a lasting legacy while meeting a real need in the market. And staying on theme, Liz Brody shows us around the ‘cashflow capital’ in this week’s market spotlight.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Real Estate Guys radio program. I'm your host Robert Helms. How do you build abundant cash flow and at the same time a lasting legacy? Well, it's easier than you might think and you're going to meet a couple today that are doing exactly that on the Real Estate Guys radio program.
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1:16.0	Welcome to the real estate guys. I'm your host, Robert Helms. There are so many ways to invest in real estate.
1:23.0	And today we're going to talk about kind of a unique style of investing and it's a variation on a theme the
1:30.7	theme is the single family house for years and years and years that has been the bread and butter of
1:37.8	investment real estate you buy a house to live in and then you live below your means set aside some
1:43.8	savings decide to buy
1:45.1	another house and either like my first house you move into the new house and keep the old one as a
1:50.4	rental or you simply invest in a rental property and off you go if you do it right you get lots
1:57.0	and lots and lots of property where the tenants pay the mortgage. Well, today we're going to
2:02.1	talk about a variation on single family investing and it's fascinating stuff. There's a deep
2:08.8	backstory, which I think you'll appreciate, but the bottom line is it's tremendous cash flow
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